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s,,,r. Tor sick Headache.

For proof that Dr. Gums Improved Liver
pills cures Sick Headache, ask eour drug
dose. Regular size boxes 25 cents. Sold by
G. f. Heinzeman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-24
California Southern R. R. Co.

All rail line between National City, San
Diego and Los Angeles and points East ano
Wet
Close connection at Barstow with Atlantic
and Pacific r. K. and at Los Angeles with
Southern Pacific R. r.
TIME TABLE,
Taking effect sunday, November IA.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-24
rne Secret of Beauty.

To prevent roughness and wrinkles Of
the skin, remove freckles, sallowness ana
snnreme. A single application, requiring
but a moments time, proves IT. the testi-
monv OF the most eminent physicians &C,
company each bottle. Camelline' price W
% No
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-24
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OFFICE OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC
" Railroad Co., San Francisco, March II.
1SS7.-The annual meeting of the stockhol.
ders of the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company for the election of directors for
the ensuing year and for the transaction OF
such other business as may be brought be-
fore the meeting, will be held at the office
OF the company in the city Of San Fran
cisco, State of California on Wednesday,
the 18th day Of April, 1887. At 10 O'clock
A. M. J. IL. WlLLCUIT,
m19-.d Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-24
ShOrtuess of Breath.

NhOrtness of Breath.
Dr. Flint's Heart Remedy should be taken
at once when slig It exertion or hearty
meal produces shortness OF breath or pain
or j. !. Mack & Co.'s and II Front street,
San Francisco.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-24
The Wonder OF the Nineteenth Century!
PROF. ASHBORN'S
Numindi'S Enclosing Oil /!
THE ONLY PAINr-RENEWER

The ONLI Pain NI-hENEWL EN-
TN EXI3TENCE-MAN MANUFACTURED AND
i owned by the Enclosing Oil Contrary,
Danburv, Conn. This invention has wonder
full renewing power in bringing out t. g
faded colors of painted houses When used
it brings out bett color than the paint.
Call and investigate. Town, ity and
State rights for sale. A. A. CURTIS, Agent,
f06-1mSaTu h 43T Te1 pie street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-24
Hiding a SaliOw SKIN.

Her complexion formerly was yellow, now
her brilliantly tinted sea shell cheeks are
admiration OF hundreds She used Free
mans medicated face powder.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-24

salvation Meetings
Every night at Nadeau basement, corner
First and Spring streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-24

The "sMOKE BALL." in connection with
the "DEBELLATOK" "a purely vegetable
SsssfsG1Rsn cqFss
DEAFNESS and DACHE, SORE
THROAT. GRADUATED LIDS. 6OnR :
EYES, and all HEAD, THROAT and LUNG
TROTTRTEA
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-24

DIR. Henley,s Scfentific Compound
This is an era when much att ntion is
being given to questions bearing upon
physical health. Americans have long
ago earned the title of being a race of dys-
peptics, and numberless formulas have
been prepared to correct the various dis
eases Of the stomach, but the real panacea
has been found in DR.. Henley's Celery,
Reef and Iron. 1t combines so many vir-
tues that II the sys' EN- Is not entirely dis
abled by disease a practical cure is sure to
follow 1t Is the greatest nervine known,
a blood tonic and invigorator. All drug
gists sell 1t.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-24
CARB0LIC SMOKE BALL CO.,
Nos. ana 4, over 2S N. SpFing
Street, Los Angeles.

OFFICE HOURS:
WEEK Days FROM y A. NJ. to 8 F. u.
SUNDAYS FROM 2 to A p. M.
60 SEPARATE APARTMENTS FO1
LADIES, who are requested to call betwesa
the hours of 10 A. N. and p. N. to avoid tho
crowd. f16-Sm
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-01

10 the hands Of @ committee Of emf
nsnt physicians Of New York City,
who are now In possession Of about
$40, 900. contributed in sill psrS Of the
Union In sums ranging from SO cents
TO S.. Five fcnlptors have competed
for the work. and they have put on
exhibition in the Academy OF Music
eight standing figures and two busts
Of the eminent surgeon, woman's best
friend, the inventor OF professional in
strumenls and originsl psthologis'.
From among these one Is to be selected
and itt in bronzs, ard with the coz
sent Of the Park Commissioners
IL will be erected in pl2c
where 1t may be seen by soma thou
sands of those for whom DR.. Sims
labored so unselfishly. The first ply
stefan thus honored in America, he is
more entitled to 1t, because OF the
number aud permanent value OF his
instruments, his remarkable surgical
operations, and the humanity and
philanthropy that moved him always
to respond to those who were poor
and were suffering.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-01
mrs. DRUsE DEAD.

Mira. Dfuse, who under circum.
Bancts OF n 9ndish stroci'y killed her
kunhand at their residence near Herki-
ner, N. Y, Was hanged yesterday In
that town in the presence Of a few
persons privileged 10 enter the jail
yard. The unfortunate woman bore
herself bravely until the black cap
was pat upon her head aud then she
sbrieked with an intense and agoniz.
iHg Ell lrt that made the blood Of those
near curdle in their veins, Before her
execution she msde confession OF the
awfal crime and oxonerAied her
daushier rom all knowledge and par.
tioipation in the butchory OF her trutal
husband. She has expiated her
of nse and has reached by an igno
miniOus death the peses denied her 10
life according to her own and hei
daughters staten MT. MIR, Druse wal
by ell accounts a very bad man, ht
was brute and degraded his " 70, but
this did not license her TO kill him
She might easily have separated
from him or even secured
divorce and thus quietly
have pat him away forever, The Law
dealGfalrly by her, Her eek did not
~ Il should not, save her. Women n
well as men are amenable to the law
and they should be hanged whensvO
bound guilty Of murder, just as mel
have to hang when the law il no
twlsted and tortured 10 prevent. Mra
Druse's care is an example that ehou''
not be lost upon women. II they vii
XII, they should hang. The law is n,
Iesp,c.er of persons, and then, toe
women ere osmoring fer all thei
rights under the law.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-01
BROwNsVlLLg, TENN.
Circuit Court OenVenes-Changei In
the Arrival OF Mails.
IsrEorAL TO THE APPEAL.I

isfR0IAL TO THE APPEAL.l
BROWNSVILLE, TENN February 81
Circuit Court convened this morning
with Judge Swiggart in his seat and
Acknowledgement Bond on hand.
There will be nothing Of special inter-
est to the public at this term, as
Brownsville people have kept in the
straight and narrow wsy since the last
term.
Thomas Stsel, of Ripley, and w. II.
Bisgs, of Alamo, attended Circuit
CJurt today.
A. NJ. Austin, trustee of r. G.
Tn mas & Co., who flied a short time
back, has effected settlement with
tne creditors Of the old firm, paving
them 80 cents on the dollar, and DR..
D. HI. Thomas, to whom the business
is turned over, pays IL cents, making
40 cents.
Tho mail that formerly reached
Brownsville from Memphis at 2:30
o'clock am. has been transferred to
the cJmmodaliou tram, 70 That
Brownsville gsts what amounts TO but
about one mail dey. 1t would be
hard to tell in WbUee interest this
change 10 made, as no one here ia
benefited but the eol0red man who
carnes the mails from the train to the
Office. Ltlers marked in Memphis
ow after 4 o'clock in the afternoon do
not reach here until 1890 next day,
thus depriving men here OF most i'm.
yoitant mail. Mr.. Clinton WAS asked
to resist this change, but declined, and
is making an effjIt to get it revoked.
1t is a piece of nonsensical folly and
ought not to be.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-01
OUR spESDrnnIFr SENATE.

BY the 0lympisn Jupiter, but our
Senate is "going IL" A buxom youth
Just como into bis fortune could not
sp and his ancestral tbousands, heap
up debt, aad setter post obito with
more prodigality than our Washington
secret sess on Senate is scattering the
peoples millions. We want navy
and coast defense, but we can carry
out the work as We carry out our river
and harbor improvements, by appTo'
priations made year by year. But the
Repub lican Senate wants to spend the
stupeudous surplus wIung from the
over xed people, and, in addition to
ssnci lning paupsr pension bill that
would clear $lO0,000,000 out Of the
National Treasury in two more years,
it has passed two appropriation bills
and has now two more before II, all OF
which amount TO sos, 100000. Whewl
but this lie magnificent The Senate
has adopted Blsmarck's policy. No
wa ting for annual appropriations, but
"soing the whole Septsnnate." In a
few years We must resume annual
payments Of the PRINCIPAL Of our ma.
tional debt. Let our Bismsrckian
Senate have its fling, and when that
me arrives our finances viii be In q
pretty condi ion, and the people will
have to draw hard on their tons 81
eighty cent silver collars to discharge
their public burdens. Is 1t not about
time the people issued to the Senate
the command: Fright about face
halttn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-01
HIgM WATER

Our special from Greenville ststes
that The levees all along the Delta are
in a cafe and sound condition and that
norhing is feared from the present
fiood, which, from the news lrlm the
Ono and other rivers, is likely to be
greatly augmented az a retu)t oil the
storm OF which we publish an &C
eluat In another column. Here tho
river Is stationary and Is within Ave
iushes OF tbs food mark OF 1882 AT
Cairo the river ia two-tentha higher
th,n q 9 O'Clock pm. Sunday, and ia
Yising and Is now AZ feet 3 inches,
and at Olnc innati it roJe eleven tenths
In twenty-four hours ending at Q
o'clock Pun. yesterday. At Louisville
il ia rising at the rate Of one tenth
Per hour, aud Is now 81 feet inches.
The Tennessee river rose 6ve-tenths
in the twenty-four hours ending
o. o o'clock pm. yesterday. II the
river begins to decline today, this
fresh volume!above may not have any
effect b. make things worse than they
arc. AT Vicksburg they do not look
ior u further riss, greater than fifteen
inches, which would leave it AZ feet 9
inches on the guage, "Hhich," the
Herald says, sis away below the high
water msrk of 1882, 1888, and nearly
siH feet below the water OF 1884" The
Arkansas is very low at Little Rock
and Fort Smith, failing yesterday
tenths at both points. At Pittsbure
there was a decline yesterday OF %
teuths, and at, Wheeling 1t Is declin
ing. The Vicksburg Herald, which ID
very safe authority, says; "The water
in sight will keep the river up for q
long time, aud we do not expect tC
note any decline here in less thar
Ave weeks, say about the las
OF March. II Is generally a month
after decline ssts in at Memphis be
iors 1t commences here. The reason
o! ths delay Ia that the vast swamp
OF she Arkansls, the 81 Francis an'
Miss,ssippi from Cairo down must b
drained bsiors the decline can begi
here. There Is no'reason to believ
that any serious damage will be don
to the plaatius interests between her
aud Memphis, nor south OF here
whsre the levsss are god and ar,
slosll watched"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-01
ABERDEEN, MISS.
The APpOintmeDt of the Hon. L.. II.
Houston 10 he Circuit JudEe
Approved.
ESPECIAL To TEN APPEAL.

ABERDEEN, Miss February 2S.-The
anpoiutment OF the III Lock Il
III custom by the Governor as Circuit
Judge Of this Judicial DistIic, to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resigns
ton OF Ju 'gs Buchanan, meets with
general satisfaction and hearty ap-
prevail. The opinion ia freely ex-
pressed that no better appointment
could have been made. Judge H US.
ton came to this city "a young prac-
tici from East Tennessee in 184l,
and he has stond at the head Of
the profession for more than a
quarter of a century. He is not with
out experience on the bench, having
been appointed Circuit Judge by
Gov. Foote in 1873 He is a gentle
man OF foe legal, literary and socsl
attachments He ia a graduate OF the
Knoxville University. His frs court
will be held in Lee county, commenc-
ing in Tupelo tomorrow morning.
At q meeting Of the Board OF Trade,
together with Tepr, sentatives from the
Creamery Association, the Fair As
ISOLATION aud the Stock Breeder As
sociarion, hay makers and grasa
growers convention was called TO meet
1t the Opera House in this city on
NV Sd, TO continue four days A
committee OF active and efficient gen.
tlemen were appointed to make the
necessary arrangements for the con-
vention.
Col Moses, Of Sheffield, Ala, was in
the city today, the guest OF Mr.. j
GattmaT
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-01

An the pre,im naries have al last
been completed for the erection, In
the Central Park, New York, OF 4
monument 20 the lats Dr.. Marion
SIM, the founder OF gynecology, and
the most famous psychologist Of his
time. Like ali really great men, DR..
Sims Struggled through poverty to re.
markAble SUCCESS, overeomf1g the in
Vulnerable petty ] alouslsa Of a profess
sion noted for lie jeslousies, and max
ing for himself areputation in Europe
and this colntry ts Of the marked
mao OF his day. All dificu ties over.
COM, the medlcl. societies of the
world h asst ued 10 cDnier their hig hest
houors upon him, and all the govern.
mants Il Edrops seut him me ials and
ord srs, the reigninS families Of EGG
haJ, Spain, France, Portugal and
Be GUM showsring moro substIu-
Ea fagos. rns.crjwning honor aud
Me or ateJs is aoou - be paid TO his
memory by the, people OF his own
country, for which, Notwithstanding
its rsfd.al for years to acknowledge
hin W, thy of a great reao.n, rs had
. pAui1.'s love. The matter has been
q - -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-01
"EnabIed to ne Harder work."
CHooTAw COUNTY, Ala. Sept. Is, 1885.
Acid Iron Earth Company;

CHOcTAw COUNTY, ALA, Sept. IL, 1885.
Acid iron Earth Company;
GRNTLRMkN-Iu the eir'y spring of
this year l became very much debili-
tated, and on the first OF May was at
tackled with severe type Of "hilious
collie" l resorted to the calomel
trettmsnt, but derived no permanent
benefit. Eve y few days the collie
would return. l kept trying the Gallo
mel and other remedies with no satiss
factory result. This continued until
about the las: Of May, when Isecured
q bottle OF the LIQUID Extract OF
Acid Iron E,rth," aud commenced
the use OF il, taking teaspoouful for
a dose before each NAL. -Four doses
entirely relieved me of the colo pains.
ontinued its use until l bad taken
shout one.h1lf pint of the Extract
It is now September 18th, and no
ymptoms of the c llic have returned.
l col der our "ACid Iron Earth" an
invaluable remedv, for, by / 8 use,
think / have been enabled 10 do
harder wo k with less fatigue during
the summer just ended than for
sev raj sum neTs past. have known
OF several remarkable cures by the
use If this remedy in cases OF old
sores and flesh cut wounds. Rsspecl-
fully,
GEO. NJ, PARKER,
Pastor Of Isuey Baptist Church, lohOetaW
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-01
MEMPHIS APPEAL
TUESDAY, 8; MARCH. 1, 1887.
ssssIOx OF CONGRESS

L. barely possible. The delay ia the
passage Of the naval appropriation bills,
which ia opposed by the Republicans
In the Senate in order TO curtail the
vote, making capital Of the Democrats
OF lhe House. In this Senator Ed
nunds is particularly conspicuous.
H is opposed TO the consideration Of
the OIL in any way. The Senator from
vv'monl has bad liver and bis gall
affects Ma deposition towards the
Democratic party, as 1t does whenever
Biaine's name is mentioned. But,
after all, the Democrats will not be
put out much II there is an extra SEES
sion. II will enable them to organize
the House aud put themselves in trim
for next winters work, on which 30
much depends for the campaign Of
1889
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-01
THE WEATHER BUREAU.
The Cotton and MerchantA' Ex-
changes Petition Congress- for
Better signal Service.

The following communication from
the Meteorological Com nittees OF the
Cotton and Merchants Exchanges has
been sent to the Senators and Con-
gressmen at " ashingtoD:
MEMPHIS, TENN, February Is, 1887.
To the Honorable Senate and House Of Rep
retentatives OF the United States Of Amer
lea in Congress assembled:
Appreciating the great value to this
community and the pub ic in general
of the information collected and dis
uibuted by the Weather Bureau OF
the Signal Service, and believing that
the pubic De6ds require that this
service he encouraged, assist d and
extended to the fullest limit in every
legitimate way, especially in the mat
tiers OF weatoer leports, weather sig
palE, cotton belt reports, etc as well
as the re- establishmer Of the School
OF instruction for Observers at Fort
Myer, Va, upon the ground that the
efficiency of the service depends upon
Observers so trained, We, The under
signed, upon the recommendation OF
the Meteorological Comm tees Of the
Cotton end Merchants Exchanges of
Memphis, Tenn, respectfully petition
your honorable body to make all
needed legislation and appropriation
for the accomplishment Of above
enumerated purposes.
sUGGS, Pres,
r. d. TALLY,
] Med. MASSEY,
2. N. Estes,
NtLAND FUNTAlNK,
EMMEI l. WUODSON,
W. r. GAGE,
Board Of Director 8 Mem. Cotton Exchange.
Attest: HENRY H0 fTER. See.
J.H MARTIN Pres,
J.J. THORNTON,
JOHN I. wilkins,
z. N, ESTE,
+ I. ANDERSON,
LOUIS ERB,
WA EVERMAN
Board OF Directors Mem: Merchant Exc'ge.
Attest: Il. A. KEELING, Sec.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-01
New Orleans Races.

NEW ORLEANS, La, February 2S,-
The track was in fair condition.
First Race. Selling, five furloDgs.
Logan won; Pat Daily second, Claude
B aopon third, Time :052.
Second Race.-SslliDg 8 ven and
half furlongs. Bcrlin won; Miss Daily
second, Wedding Day third. Time
1:4la
Third Race.-0ne mile. Little ice
won; Oar Friend second, Revoke
third. Time-l 40.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-01
The Hanna.

Mr. Savage move to make the bill
to prohib j>int stock companies add
other coroo atoms fom infringing
upon the rig Is Of employees the sp, cial
ord T for 1880 O'Clock tuesday. Car
ried.
The House conCurred in the S'nate
amendment to House bill to prevent
the manufacture Of s1ulterSted candy,
insernne the WORT "knowinply."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-01
$4,000 stolen.

ST. LOUIS, February 27.-Informs-
ton comes from Gainesville, the coun-
~ sea. OF Ozark county in this State,
thst some time during Friday night
last the safe in the store Of Go1d Il
Read was blown open by burglars and
robbed of $4,000 belonging TO the
county and several bunored dollsrs,
the property of individuals who had
PLACID it there for safe keeping
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-01
DIR. JAME> N STAFFORD
TO n. Reappolnt,d state GeoIoEI
IsrEoiAL TO rHE ArrEAL.l

NASHVILLE, TKNN February 2S-Dr,
James NJ. S ford will DO reapl ointsd
tom nrrow ss State Geologist by Gov
TAYLOR. DR.. S tfnd has for several
years past Al, d the chair on geologiss
at the Vanderbilt Uuivar>ity, and is
admirably fitted Iorthe office 10 which
he hes bsen twice appoin'e'.s
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-01
Rtna aud Her Too,sey-W ootscy.

CHICAGO, ILL, February % JUS
tee BUgelhArd, who performed the
marriage OF Nina Van Hlndt to q
proxy OF August Spies, retuIned the
legged mar itge Q rifcate TO the
County Oiefk tudAy, The CLERK said
he would rot fle the paper until he
b d obtained legal advice on the sub
ject.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-01

OF Congress. Members Of the Senate
Committee on Appropriations, who
are usually very guarded 10 their ut.
terances, make no c1ncealment Of
their opinion that an ezra session is
now almost inevitable, nor d. they
hesitate to place the blame where they
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

sugsTs-Cnt loaf rs; granulaled, &c; a, "
81 a.. Exfra G.. De- Yellow &C. 5i4@5l<c.
Conec-Green Rio. 22e-tc. Rio roasted, 20
Csc. Java. green. 2tG-nc; Java, roasted, sc
Msracalbo. roasted, Z5as2sc, Mexican, 70 assed, .
o.
Teas-Jspan, ane, s59f0c; Japan. medium. 25
s130c. ordinary lsa2c. Hyson, S)eooc; gun
powder sG50c; Oolong. @GtJc' congo 20
Sc
Flour-s2 % per Cwt.; $40 per boI.; patent pro
cess, So per cwt. s. - per bol-; al wheat n0ur
8 - pr cwt., $40 per b0l.i ouckwheat. 5000
Ss1 per cwt
Mi Feed-scrcenings. 81 Per ton, bran, slii
shirS s.. middliugS sii
Feed-C0rn and oats. SIS.
Kerosene Ou-MlchIgan lest. l0c per gallor.
water waite. lie
Gssoltne-Ii1Sc per gallon
Seeds-COVe s. 3. o. %; timothy, $685.
Sslt-NiChlgan nc. Eastern. 81
Fsh-NO l whltefsh, s. q 20 per half Dol
other grades SOGa50 per half Dbl. srouti
o.. cod sat. 6c per 10; clans, S ~ per hun
dred. canned oysters; selects, So9tOc; smokei
la aiibut. @ q.
Pork in barre s-Ness pork, Chicago packed
sit5Q. extra short eug, slA7si standard clear
back Si6n0.
LArd-Tierces. re: 20 and 50 10. tubs. nc; 81
10 r0und TINS. 10 cases. &c, in tin pals, "a
sc
Beefin barreis--Extra mess. warranted 200lbs~
8 5e37 so; extra boneleSs SO -.
Butleriue-Dsiry, solid packed lie; rolls and
prints, iac; creAnery, solid, Isc. extra Creamery
| packed. l7c.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

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Elor1iax Iae ps-sls 1ase lsks4 -dfsi- -
80 - pE4gi-isu= s1d lle -rti1s-s LIS srr4
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s1rsrak . 81 sls 4l4 TIE WAn Sseals
sith : .sat1fe 5st ~ say case e = act
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rs4 a. rssls1 bsiisfs commencing flkhi
safsrreaelt ef r. The acL says 10tDi1k
4aaat tla e8araEssF 0f t0e Sonaa1 al 40
,lsfsaeton = mAis Dssssso a. oid Of
feeder 4ad al innocent 1rL tnis ps,i1s
49, orsaao.y 4s argued a. tns sxa1alnAll9l
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The ssE sefk of las police has disclosed
a str41ze 0f1ef 81 talngs Nearly ever
lig..E mArEisd man Or woman = f44nS
leaUng % entering a alzFeeaL49-s c9as<
sitn a c8up psriol snd tas1sA before ,Sr2s-al
harIln.-- Detroit fft5.sas-
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02
GRAND aAPIDs mAKKETs.


Apole=-tf 6ssac pes bnshel, NinIer trult. hand
pirket SO q ttpss bbL. including barrel.
Beans.- Hand picked. S-1e 40 yer busneL.
Bufter-Dalry, lses--c
Caeese-state. iissc. New York, fun cream
t1isc
clover seed-s4Q0saL 5 per bushel.
Drlea frIIs--A orles. esApotated. Ntl2c pei
round quarters. a8sc per pound: cherries, laG
Ice per pound. peaches A. esl-e per pound
k.ezs-tresfs, 20 Sc
FFs.h Meafs-Dressed hoss s. sea 600 per cwt
nlu-to1 q ~ ss5oos veal s5-0cSS o.; beei. Sioos
6.lU
Grain-wheat. Ciswson. &c; LSncastsr
-se Oats u &c. Rye, i1&o0c. corr, Lssi4c
badey. 81 69i.tO Per c~t- -..
Hides-Crecn. D. g c; part cured, 7SslIsc
cured 5Esc calf skins. : - j. pounds, sc
Deacon skins f07f G each. sheen peiL,I &C, WOO
being estlraased at &c per pound
Houey-ltlt5c.
Hsy@trlmothy. sl2oo8lsOO per TOM clover
sIt9l1t1o0
POuiiry-Turkeys. dressed. 1Gilc; Sprlns
chickens I09tic. fowls. *, ducks, llDl2c.
f0tatoes--f5sf7tc.
~lraw-s5.00 per ION.
Ta.l0~--Ii. Z, &C per II.
w0Ol-Wsshsd. -2925cs unwsshed, one-thirt
or
Wood-Block s.ove wood. s2.Oo82.25 per cord
tour foot wood. sl.J0 per cord.
fOal-s o grste. 80.
Iime-OnlO, 90c. letO.key, N.eO.